A Record That Delivers for District 2.

Twelve years of conservative leadership in Frankfort.

From protecting Kentucky agriculture to strengthening Second Amendment rights and delivering disaster relief, Richard Heath has built a record of results for Graves and McCracken Counties.

Awards & Recognitions

Murray State University
Distinguished Alumnus Award (2024)

The Family Foundation of Kentucky
Champion of Faith, Family, and Freedom (2017-2018)

Agribusiness Association of Kentucky Agribusiness Champion (2024)

National Rifle Association
“A” Rating

Mothers Against Drunk Driving Legislator of the Year

Kentucky Poultry Federation
Friend of Poultry (2017)

Protecting Agriculture & Rural Kentucky

Championing Kentucky farmers and protecting our agricultural future.

• Grain Modernization (SB153)

• Farm-to-Market Transport (HB174 & 265)

• Agricultural Land Protection (HB500, HB575, HFA1)

• Soil & Water Conservation (HB116, HB130, HB139)

• Agricultural Sales Tax Exemption (SB121)

• Acquisition of Conservation Equipment (SB53)

Standing firm for constitutional freedoms and conservative values.

• Firearms Protection Legislation (HB262, HB328, HB29)

• Religious Freedom During Emergency (HB43)

• Support for Border Security (HR57)

• Support for Israel (HR45, HR88)

Promoting business growth and investment in Kentucky communities.

• Tax Credits for Kentucky Businesses (HB273, HB333, HB308)

• Economic Relief for Local Communities (HB9, HB723)

• Public-Private Partnerships for Capital Projects (HB563, HB647)

Delivering relief when Kentucky communities need it most.

• $54 Million for Mayfield Rebuilding

• Disaster Recovery Funding (HB5)

• Disaster Days for Schools (HB397)

• State Fair Bond (HB518)

Supporting rural health, safety, and responsible policy.

• Farmer Suicide Prevention Day (HB59)

• Pesticide Reform (HB236)

• Game Meat Donation for Education & Meals (HB209)

• Veterinary Medicine Programs (HB400)

Full Legislative Record

Twelve Years. Proven Results.

Persistent leadership delivers results for District 2.